To explore these possibilities, we provide a conceptual model, rooted in ecological theory, which holistically describes biodiversity change in terms of environmental disturbance frequency/intensity and essential resource availability.
The assessment covered: essential infrastructure, availability of equipment, drugs and supplies for newborn care; services provided; and clinical vignettes which depicted clinical case studies of newborns with respondents asked to describe the care that should be provided in these cases.
Since the rural areas in Tanzania include the majority of the households in severe poverty in the country [ 29], urban bias in essential medicines availability is of policy concern.
Given the importance of cassava, breeding for disease resistance is essential; the availability of the recently published cassava genome sequence allowed us to identify, classify, and map the NBS-LRR members, the biggest disease resistance gene family in plants.
What's more, libraries are still essential for the availability of most open access materials.
The pharmaceuticals industry presents chemical engineering problems, the solutions of which have been essential to the availability of modern drugs.
Survivability is of critical importance, making high levels of availability essential, given the increased level of infrastructure vulnerability to natural disasters, massive power failures, and malicious attacks.
After this latent period, a transient stimulation in muscle protein synthesis lasting about 90 min occurs before the onset of the 'muscle full' state restores basal muscle protein synthesis despite sustained essential amino acid availability.
These data suggest that there might be some interplay between FTO levels and essential amino acid availability [ 67].
